The Nominee mark identifies an entry formally recognized within the IBA framework and accepted into the IBA recognition record after review.
Meaning
Formal Recognition, Not a Final Award Level Upgrade
The Nominee mark may be used only when the entry has received an official IBA Nominee result. It should be presented as a recognized entry within the relevant field and year.
Do not use the Nominee mark to imply a Gold Award, Grand Gold Award, regulatory approval, clinical validation, professional licensing, or legal compliance certification.
Nominee Certificate Reference
Approved Wording
How to Refer to a Nominee Result
Primary2026 Nominee, International Beauty Awards™ - Beauty Professionals
RegistryRecognized by International Beauty Awards™ in the Beauty Professionals field, 2026.
Product Page2026 IBA Nominee recognition for the named product entry.
Final wording should match the official result notice, certificate reference, and registry record.
Website Use
Place near the recognized entry
Use the mark on the entry page, awards section, portfolio, product page, professional profile, or press page where the Nominee result is clearly connected.
Social Media Use
Announce with field and year
Use accurate captions that state Nominee, the recognition field, and the award year. Avoid phrasing that suggests a higher distinction.
Print Use
Keep the mark readable
Maintain sufficient size and contrast in brochures, media kits, presentation decks, salon materials, or event documents.
Clear Space
Let the Nominee Mark Stand Apart
Do Not
Do not use the Nominee mark for a Gold Award or Grand Gold Award result.
Do not recolor, redraw, crop, rotate, stretch, or rebuild the mark.
Do not apply the mark to products, branches, services, or profiles outside the official record.
Do not use the mark to imply laboratory testing, medical endorsement, regulatory approval, or product efficacy certification.
Registry Reference
Use the Nominee Mark with Traceable Information
Where available, online use should link to the IBA Registry record or certificate verification page. The registry reference confirms an IBA recognition record and does not function as certification, testing, approval, licensing, or compliance validation.